1. DICK’S Sporting Goods – 9220 Baltimore National Pike, Ellicott City, MD 21042
4.0•Clothing store
This is a large sporting-goods chain store that carries a full range of workout apparel for men, women and youth. You’ll find everything from performance-shorts and moisture-wick tops to training shoes and accessories. MapQuest
Why it’s a good option:
- One-stop shop: you can pick up athletic clothing alongside gear like shoes or workout accessories.
- Good for traditional workout wear (running, training, gym).
Tip: Because it’s a big box store, you’ll get wide variety and size range—but sometimes less specialized for things like yoga-specific apparel or niche brands.
2. Old Navy – 4350 Montgomery Rd Suite A, Ellicott City, MD 21043
4.3•Clothing store
While not a specialty athletic store, Old Navy offers affordable workout and active-lifestyle options: joggers, tees, hoodies, and basic performance fabrics. A good budget-friendly pick for casual workout or athleisure pieces.
Why it’s worth considering:
- Lower price point, less “athletic-performance” heavy, more everyday active-casual.
- Good when you want something comfortable for light workouts or as gym-to-lounge wear.
Tip: If you need high-tech fabric (like heavy moisture-wicking, compression, etc.), you might want to check the more athletic-dedicated stores first—they’ll better serve hard workouts.
3. GoGo Guru – 8289 Main Street, Ellicott City, MD 21043
This is a smaller, more niche boutique specializing in yoga apparel and active-lifestyle wear (rather than heavy-duty gym gear). According to a local shopping guide, they “sell athletic apparel, mostly yoga clothes… we want them to see our clothes when people make resolutions to work out more.” Patch+1
Why it’s a distinctive choice:
- If you’re looking for yoga gear, stylish athleisure or more boutique-type activewear, this might offer something slightly different from the mass-market stores.
- Good for specialized fits, smaller brand awareness, unique selections.
Tip: Because it’s smaller and more niche, stock may be more limited—go early if you want key sizes or styles.
Final Thoughts
If you want high performance gear, I’d start at DICK’S. If budget and casual activewear are your priority, Old Navy is solid. If you’re looking for yoga or boutique-style activewear, check out GoGo Guru.